" 12--Estill Springs, Tenn., Jim McIllheron, burned; accused of shooting to death two white men. G. W. Lych, who hid McIllheron, was shot to death. " 23--Fairfax, S. C., Walter Best, hanged; accused of murder. " 26--Rayville, La., Jim Lewis, Jim Jones and Will Powell, two hanged and one shot to death; accused of stealing hogs. In the fray one white man and one Negro were killed. " 26--Willacoochee, Ga., Ed. Dansy, shot; he had killed two white officers and wounded three others. March 16--Monroe, La., George McNeel and John Richards, hanged; alleged attack upon a white woman. " 22--Crawfordsville, Ga., Spencer Evans, hanged; convicted of criminal assault upon a colored woman at the February term of court and sentenced to be hanged, but a mob took him from jail and lynched him. " 26--Lewiston, N. C., Peter Bazemore; alleged attack upon a white woman. April 4--Collinsville, Ill., Robert P. Praeger, hanged (white); accused of making disloyal remarks. " 20--Poplarville, Miss., Claud Singleton, hanged; accused of murdering a white man. He had been sentenced to life imprisonment. " 22--Lexington, Tenn., Berry Noyes, hanged; murder of Sheriff W. E. McBride. " 22--Monroe, La., Clyde Williams, hanged; shooting C. L. Thomas, Missouri-Pacific station agent at Fawndale. May 17--Valdosta, Ga., Will Head, Will Thompson, Hayes Turner, Mary Turner, Sydney Johnson, Eugene Rice, Chime Riley, Simon Schuman and three unidentified Negroes, hanged; alleged complicity in the murder of Hampton Smith. " 20--Erwin, Tenn., Thomas Devert, shot and burned; alleged murder of a white girl. " 22--Miami, Fla., Henry Jackson, hanged; throwing a white man underneath a train. " 22--Red Level, Ala., John Womack, shot; alleged assault on a white woman. " 23--Cordele, Ga., James Cobb, hanged; alleged murder of Mrs. Roy Simmons. " 25--Barnesville, Ga., John Calhoun, shot; alleged murder of John A. Willis. June 4--Huntsville, Tex., Sarah Cabiness and her five children; Peter, Cute, Tenola, Thomas and Bessie, shot; alleged threat to avenge killing of George Cabiness. " 4--Beaumont, Tex., Kirby Goolsie, hanged; alleged attack on a white girl. " 4--Sanderson, Tex., Edward Valentine (white); murder. " 18--Mangham, La., George Clayton, hanged; murder of his employer, Ben Brooks. In a battle with the posse he wounded six men, probably fatally. " 18--Earle, Ark., Allen Mitchell, hanged; wounding Mrs. W. M. Langston. " 29--Madill, Okla., L. McGill, hanged; alleged attack upon a white woman. July 27--Ben Hur, Tex., Gene Brown, hanged; alleged assault on a white woman. August 7--Bastrop, La., "Bubber" Hall, hanged; alleged attack on a white woman. " 11--Colquit, Ga., Ike Radney; reason unknown.